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Brewers' Aramis Ramirez has no issues in initial workouts
Milwaukee Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez underwent surgery in early January to remove a polyp from his colon; fortunately, the polyp was benign. The slugger reported to Spring Training on Saturday. MLB.com's Adam McCalvy reports that although Ramirez will not be ready for the start of exhibition games this week, Opening Day is still possible. McCalvy tweeted Sunday that...
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Brewers' Ramirez relieved, eager to return to action after health scare
PHOENIX -- Knowing his father passed away from colon cancer, Aramis Ramirez decided having a colonoscopy just to be safe was a good idea.
His judgment proved to be wise.
A non-malignant polyp was found in early January and was removed during a procedure in Miami. There never was a concern that the polyp was cancerous, but early detection may have prevented a serious problem down...
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Undervalued, But Not For Long
I have to admit this up front – I have an irrational love for Aramis Ramirez. He is one of just six players that are currently in a Spring Training camp with a career slugging percentage of at least .500 joining Albert Pujols, Miguel Cabrera, David Ortiz, Alfonso Soriano, and Jason Giambi. In 6 of his past 11 seasons, he has earned at least $20 in single-league formats for players...
Brewers' Aramis Ramirez likely to miss early spring games following colon surgery
Milwaukee Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez looks set to miss the team's first few spring training games after undergoing colon surgery to remove a polyp. Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports that the surgery actually took place in December, but it has delayed Ramirez' preparation for the season and so he is behind the rest of the players physically...
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Brewers 3B Ramirez has non-cancerous polyp removed
Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez may miss the first few games of spring training after having a non-cancerous polyp removed from his colon.
Manager Ron Roenicke said Wednesday that the polyp was discovered during a routine colonoscopy. The veteran is expected to be in camp by Friday's mandatory reporting deadline.
Roenicke says he spoke with Ramirez this week. He says Ramirez...
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Aramis Ramirez has polyp removed, to miss start of spring training
Brewers manager Ron Roenicke announced in Wednesday's morning briefing with reporters that third baseman Aramis Ramirez will miss the first few spring training games.
According to Brewers vice president and assistant general manager Gord Ash, the 35 year-old native of the Dominican Republic underwent a routine colonoscopy in December. A small polyp was discovered during that...
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Player Profile #120: Aramis Ramirez | 3B | MIL
When I hear the name Aramis Ramirez my first thought is, “is that guy still a productive hitter?” In short, yes he is. Here’s the long-winded answer:
Ramirez has made a career out of having a unique skill set where he combines a good eye at the plate with solid contact rates while also bringing some power as well. This has allowed him to limit his strikeouts (career 13.8 K...
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January 23, 2014
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Ramirez leaves game early with quad strain
MILWAUKEE In their Friday night game against Pittsburgh, the Milwaukee Brewers trotted out just one infielder who had started the season on Milwaukee's major league roster. On Saturday, that one healthy infield starter couldn't make it through the entirety of the Brewers' 5-1 win over the Pirates.
Aramis Ramirez left Saturday's game with what Brewers manager Ron...
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June 02, 2012
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Ramirez one of a few key cogs struggling to hit
MILWAUKEE -- Aramis Ramirez is no stranger to cold starts. Just last year, in an impressive season that landed him his first Silver Slugger award, Ramirez had just two home runs through the first two months of the season.
The same could be said for his 2010 season as well, in which he didn't raise his batting average above the .200 mark until the second week of July.
This season...
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April 23, 2012
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Ramirez: I'm going to go out and do my job
After 14 major league seasons, 315 career home runs and a lifetime of experience in the National League Central Division, it'd be easy for 33-year-old third baseman Aramis Ramirez to assume his new team should adjust to him instead of the other way around.
But after signing a three-year, 36 million free-agent contract in December, the Milwaukee Brewers' most important offseason...
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March 25, 2012
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